Who We Are

BlackRock is trusted to manage more money than any other investment firm*, and our business is investing on behalf of our clients, from large institutions to the parents and grandparents, the doctors and teachers who entrust their savings to us.

We work only for our clients—period. Our promise is to offer them insight about what to do with their money and the products and services that can help them plan for a better financial future.

That's why companies, institutions and global governments come to us for help meeting their biggest financial challenges.

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Global Capabilities

We’ve created world-class capabilities around our clients’ greatest needs, with a comprehensive range of products and services across asset classes, geographies and investment strategies. Our roots are deep in every region around the world, with some 135 investment teams in 30 countries sharing their best thinking in order to seek better returns.

Who We Serve

Our clients come from nearly every corner of the globe. They are governments, companies, foundations, and millions of individuals saving for retirement, their childrens' educations and a better life.

Our Singular Focus

We're passionate about our work and intensely focused on performing at the highest levels. To get there, we strive to out-think and out-work competitors and find the best balance of risk and return across all investment styles on behalf of our clients.

Responsibility

Responsibility is at the heart of our business—responsibility to our clients and by extension to the communities in which we live and work. We're investing in our communities and our neighbors through our signature focus on education and on building better financial futures.

As the world's largest investor, working on behalf of millions of clients of all sizes, BlackRock embraces a strong commitment both to transparency in financial markets and to sound corporate governance. We are also one of the world's largest responsible investors with $225 billion in mandates that explicitly address social, ethical, or environmental considerations.